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x...P dependent. The sequencelfS n g 1 n= 1 forms a Markov chain, which we call the underlying Markov chain for the superposed arrival process. Its state transition matrix U is expressed as U = U (1) Omega U (2) Omega; Deltaeltag Omega U (K) where Oga denotes the Kronecker p broduct [8]. It then folt ws from (2) and the underlying Markov chain for the kth source (k = 1#: #K) being Making P (k) stationary that the underlying Markov chain for the superposed arrival process is P stationary. Let A ndenote auandomvvariable representing the number of customers arrivingin the nth ....
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....P dependent. The sequence fS n g 1 n= y 1 forms a Markov
chain, which we call the underlying Markovchain for mhe superosed arrival process. Its state transition matrix U isw expressed ascU
U (1)pOmega U- (2) Omega Delta Delta Delta Omega U (K) where Omega denotes Kronecker ovproduct [7]. From (4) wecanconfirm Position tha g, since the underlying Markovchain for the kth source (k =1#: #K)isP (k) stationary, the underlying Markovchain for the superposed arrival process becomesf P stationary. LetuAn denote a random variable representing the number
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....a unique i stationary state vector of the underlying Markov chain because we assume that all the underlying Markov chains are stationary and independent of oach other. Indeed, the stationary state vector is given
by (k) Omega L (k) l=1
k) where Omega denotes the Kronecker product [9]. Nowwe define the random variable P n representing thex tate of the underlying Markov chain for the superposed arrival process in the nthplot as P ny= P K
=1 f (k)h P (k#1) n # Delta Delta Delta #P (k#L (k) n ) Q K n=k 1 (M (n) L (n) We then have P n 2 Position
P = f0#: #[ Q ....
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